In addition to its rugged phones – check them out here – Oukitel unveiled an 11” industrial tablet, a laptop with a solar panel on it and several solar energy solutions for the home and the campsite.
Oukitel RT10 series tablets
The Oukitel RT10 is an 11” industrial tablet with a fingerprint scanner and a 2D barcode scanner. It has a 1080p 120Hz display and 5W stereo speakers rated for over 130dB. The tablet is powered by the Dimensity 7400X (12GB RAM, 512GB storage, expandable) and a 25,000mAh battery.
Oukitel RT10 industrial tablet
The industrial version supports charging over pogo pins and has USB-A, RJ45, RS-232 ports. It’s rated IP68, IP69K and MIL-STD-810H and is certified for work in -45°C to 75°C environments. There is a version for regular users that strips out these features. There is a 64MP main camera and a 20MP night vision camera.
Oukitel RG14-P
We hope you’re not tired of saying “wait, really?” because here comes the Oukitel RG14-P – it’s a 14.1” laptop meant to be used outdoors. Its display is sunlight readable with 1,000 nits of brightness and there is a 180° rotatable magnetic camera, plus dual 5W speakers.
But this isn’t the interesting part – there is a 10W solar panel on the back of the display. Given optimal conditions, the panel can charge the 95Wh battery to 50% in 6 hours. And the battery is hot-swappable too, so you can bring several and extend the battery life as much as you like. Note that the 95Wh total battery capacity is split between a 3,000mAh internal battery and a 5,200mAh swappable battery.
The Oukitel RG14-P laptop has a solar panel and a hot-swappable battery
You may have some trouble lugging the RG14-P to the campsite as it weighs a whopping 3.7kg. Thank god for the carrying handle! That said, the laptop is rated IP68 and IP69K, so it will survive the harsh conditions outside.
Jokes aside, this is clearly an industrial laptop – it even has RS-232 connectivity in addition to an RJ45 Ethernet jack, HDMI ports (plural), NFC and a fingerprint reader.
The Oukitel RG14-P is powered by a 14th gen Intel Core i7 processor with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD.
The Oukitel RG14-L version drops the solar panel in favor of a large LED light
There is an Oukitel RG14-L variant, which ditches the solar panel and builds a big LED light into the back of the display instead.
Oukitel BP3000, P1000 and EP2500
The Oukitel BP3000 Portable Power Station combines 2,048Wh capacity (extendable up to 16.384kWh) and 3,200W power output. It uses B2000L add-on batteries, each of which has a capacity of 2,048Wh.
Oukitel BP3000 Portable Power Station
The BP3000 supports 1,800W AC charging and 1,000W solar charging – combined, they can charge the internal battery to 80% in 45 minutes.
The Oukitel P1000 Plus Portable Power Station is a smaller, more portable 1,024Wh power station with LiFePO4 cells (4,000+ charge cycles). It has a 1,800W pure sine wave inverter and weighs 12kg. It can work as a UPS with sub-10ms switching time when the power goes out.
Oukitel P1000 Plus Portable Power Station
The P1000 Plus supports solar charging and has a host of connectors for DC power – USB-C, USB-A, a DC connector and a car socket.
The Oukitel EP2500 Balcony Energy Storage System starts with a 2,048Wh battery and can be expanded up to 16.384kWh (using WP2000 expansion batteries). It uses LiFePO4 batteries rated for 4,000+ charge cycles.
Oukitel EP2500 Balcony Energy Storage System
It supports up to 4,000W of solar input through 4 independent MPPTs and 2,500W off-grid input and 800W-2,500W on-grid output (if you live in a region where such micro-solar setups are legal).